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A crash at U.S. 87 northwest of Fredericksburg left one person dead and prompted an investigation by local authorities.
A Whithorn woman is fighting for her life after being doused with gasoline and set on fire at a gas station. Fundraisers and a Fort Lauderdale medevac are racing to get her to a U.S. burn center.
A viral video shows Atlanta officers sprinting along the Eastside BeltLine to disperse a large teen gathering; police say 14 people were arrested and investigators seized firearms.
MPD is searching for a gray Nissan Rogue after a Feb. 25 shooting near a Chelsea Avenue convenience store in Douglass; the victim was uninjured but their car was struck.
Two people and a dog died in a Brookfield house fire Saturday; three police officers were injured and investigators are working with state and federal partners.
A 12-year-old student was stabbed inside P.S./I.S. 218 in Mount Eden Monday morning and taken to Lincoln Hospital; officials say he is expected to recover.
A Sheppard Air Force Base airman was sentenced to life after prosecutors say he groomed, abducted and sexually abused a 14‑year‑old from Colorado Springs. The sentence caps a multi‑agency investigation.
A West Milwaukee man is accused of beating his 66-year-old mother to death inside an apartment near 44th and Mitchell. Investigators say surveillance and a Mirandaized statement are part of the complaint.
Federal security grants for the 2026 World Cup remain delayed, forcing L.A. planners to weigh fronting police overtime and trimming fan events while they wait for FEMA awards.
Task‑force agents raided a Whitehaven house tied to a November child fentanyl overdose and recovered fentanyl, scales and other drug evidence; prosecutors will consider charges.
Cleveland County deputies say they apprehended someone on the CCSO Top 10 Most Wanted list Monday. The sheriff's office posted an update to its mobile app.
Thirty years after her abduction on Route 29, Alicia Showalter Reynolds' murder remains unsolved as investigators renew their appeal for tips.
A Great Neck doctor received jail time and financial penalties after a federal jury found she sold oxycodone prescriptions for cash.
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